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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1889)
Xorlit Georgia Ti The off to* Cam *ty. wwi ■nr Mft catered laXhofmt Otoa at fodag ***» eia,M»M»*dMea*tht.; ____ i.i fflea Rateol Oaa year, SI *0 S'v atsih':, ISeeat-tThm months, liMst-, r*7sU»iti4«M». Addroes all ooamr^ioaUoa-> t» Tu Tixu, Snriagjflaoo, 9a. HOME :news. TbCraeent rains have been fine on turnips. _ Vm Pise’s romady far Oatarrh—to sale by Anderson A Coffey. Severatheadof cattle have died EWry Alliahcemsn in the oonu* ty should take the Tiara. There hi a good deal of richness in theSumach settlement* , Dont forget the 014 Reliable Hardware Store of T A A 8 K Ben ry. Several from town attended the meeting at Pleasant Valjev on last Sunday. Gall on W L Tibbs, tor tbs best cigars and tobaooo, Post Office cor¬ ner, Dalton Ga. A little girl of Alexander Bear¬ den- about three years of age died on Tuerd ay of last week. Mrs. James A Dickson and Miss Onie Curd visited in Dalton the latter part of last week. For anything in the Grocery lino remember that you can get the beet from W L Tibbs, Dalton Ga. Whenyou come to town, if you knori any news of interest dont fo get to call to see ns. We learn that Prof. Charlie Humphreys of 8 um*ch will travel eoj '*^oon, for his health. Call on J Trotter A Hons, Dalton Ga. (or yonr lime—90c. per bnrreL An interesting meeting is in progress at McOamy*s Chapel, conducted by Rev. Walton. fttfmet&ber that O N king, is off¬ ering carts for sale, cheap, on time till foil,-with a gdod note. H H Berry of 8 nntach, will move to South Carolina soon, where he will make his future home. The Grand Jury of Gordon coun¬ ty found 46 true* bills during their session at the last term of court. Hiss Lena Wofford is attending Rev. Sam Jones’ Tabernacle meet¬ ing in Cariersville this week. • •• Dr J F Harris is gradually grow¬ ing,, stronger and will, before a great while, be able for doty. A EL Ckrter, of the Times, and'family *rf nt the latter pari of last, week in Cleveland Tmul New Stock, Staple and Fancy Groceries at Old post office corner, Dalton Ga. W. L Tibbs. Miss Minnie Daly and May John¬ son, Claudia and Ban’s Anderson, entered school in Dalton this week. tt .w U A magnificent lot of Bnegiee for sale at T A & 8 E Berry's, for <ea$h or on time till fell at 8 per cant The streams between Spring Place and Dalton, were so awolen last Saturday that they could cot be crossed. :_ Try my “Sunshine,’’ Tenn. Flour, Poet Office corner Dalton fta. - W. L. Ttbbs. In thi« issue will be found an ad weriitoment for bids for manager of the,pauper farm. A good man should hold thiaposition. Picnics are far between tidN snar son. We dont know the fkna* unless it is on aooount «the prion of frying chickens advancing. A boy who can read nnd w^to, with good babiti, can gei; employment in the Tims office. • _ Take, son ot W L Biown of Til ion, died on Wednesday of last week after an illness of six days, with fetor. He wa* only 26 years old anil hi& death wan a sad one, in the community v- in which he 1 ■ WouMnt it U wise for tha town intimities to expend the tasto ool footed foe this year In ditching off the swa mp* north west of town? TAA 8 E Berry have on hand, sad will keep in stock. • first class Kao of stores. Call sad see them before purchasing elsewhere. Bob Bates of Dana, while plow¬ ing a few days ago, turned up eight an?kes st one time. Bob saya bo stepped lively for a few minutes. Mrs. Maggie Stewart left town on Monday morning for Denizen Texas where she will speed the winter with her deter, Mrs. Green. Col H 0 Perry of Gainesville Qe and J A Walker of Oolembua fix, were in town one day last week in¬ vestigating the titles to some wild lands. The travel and ireight from Spring Place to Belton, would «er tamly pay s isilroed company well for building an sir line between the two points. Judge Milner of this circuit and Judge Maddox of the Borne circuit, exchanged circuits last week on ac¬ count of the latter being disquali¬ fied in several oases on hie circuit Tax Collector, Welch, is on bis first round collecting the tsxea of the county. Guess he will not get ■neb change till some cotton is pot on the market W. L. Tibbs, at old Post Office corner, with a tall line Staple sod Fan ey Groceries, Floor and Meat a specialty. Tax levied by the state and coun¬ ty for the present year is 88 cents on the hnudred'dolUrs. The same being 40 cents for state and 48 for county purpose*. ■■ — * M ....... . ..... - We are now emoting a cotton Gin and Goto mill in 8 piing Place, aad earnestly solicit the patronage of the people. W* will use the cotton bagging. Give ns your cos* tom—W® will treat yon right Lanosco* A Can?. Wo rail attention to the doable column advertisement of Boyd A Davis in this issue, advertising their T imbstoees and Monumental wot k. If yon want anything in this tins yon-will do well to see them be¬ fore yon bay. Any information yon desire, call on 8 B Garter, T ins office. There ie now being another ef¬ fort made to rebuild the Academy on the old site in Spring Place. This is an enterprise worthy of the notice of every citizen in town and the snmranding community. Let every body feel that it is their duty to do something, and unite in this important move, and wn will huve a house of learning. We are requested by tho Presi¬ dent of Murray county Fanners* Alliance, to ask the presidents ot each sub-Alhance of the county to meet him in 8pring Place on Bator day the 28th of September, for the purpose of receiving farther in¬ structions, from the National cot¬ ton committee. There will be no eampmeeting nt Casey this year, bat on next Sat¬ urday and Sunday, there will be a quartely conference and basket masting, and all are invited to attend. Rev. J H Harley and Mias Mary B Hallnms were married at the home of the bride, in Fenniu coun¬ ty. by Rev. W P Allen of this place, on lust Thursday.—Eilijay Courier. The fo’lowing marriage li¬ cense have been issued by Judge Ramsey since Aug. 1,‘89: W E Bandy to Laura M Coch¬ ran, Thomas t Lackey ' to Mar gret F Lambert, Stephen Ad¬ ams to Emma Payne, Lee Ad¬ dison to Ella Thomas, Leander Williams to Letha Parker* W A B> amblet to Martha A Hall, Ji R Bucknerage to Lula Gar rin, Andy Rice to 8aiy Jane Cloer, Alexander Ovbey to Lu¬ la Workman, James L Sloan to Martha Haksombe, Thomas Bruise to Elisa Walker and G C McLain to Malvina Heartsill. May jot be with them down the turnpike of life. AH the dtisens of Murray ooao* ty who are desirous of going, or shipping their ireight to Atlanta Ua* or point* south, or to Ofantte* noogs and points in T Arkansas, Texas and northwest, will finfi it to toair intenet to write to or call on Mr. John F Reynold*, Agent of the Western A Atlantic Railroad at Dalton. Baggage cheeked through to all points Lira will aeqaira sow nest, aad ehaarfnl aoee return, If yoa trill impel year liver aad Kidaeys to the parfermaaoo of thoir fnaoOeas. Dr. J. B. MeLoaa’s Liver oad Kieney Balm will stimalate thorn to healthful action. $1.M per bottle. Art broken down from o verwee b erhiweo hBhi a* Brown’s Iron Bitters rebuilds of bile, the and system, aids malaria. digestion, Set removes the genuine. ex. am cores Mail Lives. I am now prepared to haul pas¬ sengers from (Spring place to Dal¬ ton, with 0 imfoit, summer or win¬ ter. Hack leaves Sp iug Place at 7 am, and leaves Dalton at 1 p m. Will also carry passensen from Spring Place te Eilijay. Leave Spring Place, Monday. Wednes¬ day and Friday, m*Ui lg 3 round trips eash week. L. 0. Jo: re. LADIES chlMwatel wttttta&ttBC Keffidlnar aUmlc, or 1 MwmKb^SSm _ .. : i Local Paragraphs If you wrnt z o : " or.-a'* m rerrT'?- •'«clocbluj;, r.-JT/ >«,; nr time -ice T J Ori-o•; ■- jr- i ft.un* ed c.r.v ki.s cU ,'vt taz zt. jol] sed' wj . -? sdocL —'"ry him.- ue i:uer fuJcf'; bargains and ml' a, ?e you money by dealing with him. A be itiful and tasty line of la* dies ha just received at T J Ovbey’fl Baddies, Harness and Bridles con be bonght at T J Ovbey’e cheap, er than yon can get them anywhere. Ladies a-'d Gents best hand made with • large assortment of the best shoes on the market are kept on hand at T J Ovbay's. We only ask yon to price them, and we know you will boy them. F. L Keith, ?{ Dealer tn^ Whiskies, Bzaudies^ t nd WINES* tor Sacramental purposes. 103 Bant Eighth Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. When 'W£w(Stv> want whiskies, you pure call op olr Send to me, 1 will guar¬ antee my goods to be as represented. My 62,00 corn whiskey is the beat fo this market. I invite my old Murray county friends to call and see me. Let cash accompany or¬ der. 4 18-ly SCIENTIF IC AMERICAN ^ IBM tbo i m vow « . •one k^lWSSSS gmgiij WKimm b TRAD* MARK*. Binnaoa. *. V. it m Bcomwav, vfl*wftin *i» *** -.. -i-:» !>•••' • w.-s;i>m n ‘iT.voisr i:| so,.'I u- j’ias 1 • j. j’jit w.i •’ Iq pros’ *-a al uoau* «a 'Z •WM Li - ■ .!' • .uVii* »q uicp>*; iqn p: orf:.\ uisip 1 .'ef awo’Ci'"' ■ cm o; pin. sin h Cii:,Oiu.*oja 'MiKS.S :! 'U.ialOMi • . H 0 SUS)SJI ‘*|BiaKXMCS08;VM 1 ?S v (q*. % o*op »«a .i--*i p UI ohwiwoh q*»S isnsranjuis wa^/ m i M •> 3 /to mm ■r §mmnmn wrrm fiwls m .fWT ’ ■I'f - j, Simon Daly has purchased a new and dalton in comfort in any kind “ailSStaw. i°r hire « all times. Bimetal depend* very muck on the con¬ dition of the liner and kidneyi. Tbo ittl lift make bat little Impreition oe these whoso dl|eeUea is food. You eon regulate your liv¬ er end kidney* with Dr. J. B. MoLean’a liv¬ er and Kidney Balm. $1.00 per bottle. InDtenrmn remits from a partial paralysis ef the stomach aad is the primary oaato of a very largo majority of tho ills that hamaaity i« hair to. Tho most agreeable and effective remedy is Dr. J. B. Melean’s Liveraad Kid¬ ney fillets. SO cent, a vial. IbaWrimaoWeSoomaioSxsovihealdatwaye asrlecra Watfwra. be need when sh ildt— are sotting tssth. It se> UevsetheUMssoflenrat qaiet siesp, nod the littie ebsrub onee,ap»daeesB<ttornl, awakseee “height ee a button." It Is very p leesn nt to taste. It •nothesUw chad, Mftaaa toe g«m*,sUK?> all pels, Ngulstss the bowels, aod la the best kno\70*mn' d<’ for dianrbcea, Twenty-fire wMhw arising turn bottle. teething or other moss*. sente a D*. J. H. McLnsx’a Strong'he 'og Cwdlnl and Blood V nrtfW, by lie vitalising n-opertles will brig 1 'tea pal. oboe he, and transform » pa.*, iv'Sh’atd, disp'rltod W0'»f> 'e'o 0*1. of spr bliog hoeltbood beauty. |1,0# per be To. I*A) v- • <■ the email of tbo beck Indicate a d* -ed conditioner tbo Liver or Kidnoye, wh' .’ may be easily removed by tbaaseof Dr. J. B. MoLeen’s I >ver and Kidney Balm. $1 OS per bottle. A ritr.n aad s:\sy «x<>eetorati,o l« ;>voduoed ■11 a ew doses ef Dr. J. H. MoT.oan’s Ter Wine Lnag Balm, ia all oases o'* hoarseness, ter* throat or difflonlty of breathing. John Evan:;, an old Murray boy, is located in Dalton, opposite Kel¬ lers, and is keeping a first class restaurant, and asks the Murray boys to come around and eat with hitn when in Dalton. "Stoi bsodMhe is tbv hope of man, lives. To «r « end prevent this nnnoyiog complaint use Dr..I. H.MeLoar’, Llt’lo Liver end Kld at|r'$,\ie;i. They nr# ogicesblo to toko oad {.or Me in ooir action, ib emif a viol. i *• When yon are in Dalton dont forget that L Buebo’-s keens the the standard eonfectionavies and is alWay: veady to wait on uie Mn- -.-ay boys. A good square meal Kilt be furnished for only 25 cec- . Re¬ member Mr Buck, first door below Tfevitte A Bryant’s drug stove. Pkrsohs who load a life of sxposior are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumba. go, a*d prill Sod a valuable remedy la Dr. J. B. McLean's Voieaale OU Lineament; It will trijnlth pala aad suMue leBamluation. Tea better than the banb treatmoot cf medicines which horribly gripe the patient and doitroy tbo ooating of the stomach. Dr. J. McLean's Chill and favor Cure by mitd yet effettive aoUon will cure. Sold at to cents a bottle. For 1889. I^he largest and most somplete stock of goods that has been in Spring Place for years has just been received and elegantly ar¬ ranged at the Store of T J Ovbey boM ^mEqunxTLV aeridoiits br< oeo. r in sprains lb. bouse- aud which eouse N. r eu-J, brulfct; for use In such cu.es Dr. J. H. Me Lear’s Volosi lo Oil Liniment bn for many ysa^sbeen tbeeonstantfaroriMfamily remedy ujtDcs exposure to oold wi ids, inlamaation fain, bright light of malaria, may bring on andjroreneasoftbeoyea. Dr. J. H.MeLesn’* Strengthening Bye Salve will subdue tin in* lamination, cool and nnotba the nerves, and strotgtben weak aad faltiug lye Sight 86 cent! n box. Professional Card\ _ __ astosj-t Sfxixo Ptscx, OsonsiA. Prompt attention gitfe** to all 1°* gal baatoesa and the collection of claims. ;.r : Jo J .Betes, ATTORNEY AT,LAW. SrxixejFtAOR, OnoMts. Pbompt attention given to all le¬ gal business and the collection of claims. ■r*:**. •.limn, Calhoun, 0o. • TASK * »tm Attorney* at Law, fofoa,j»i&t.:aa!Wgi»r»» a« loffObxtaoa 4m M. K Leonard, ewm siruvEYOh. Ft. MoBN rATN, G*owt*A All work promptly dope GO short notice. • -P • T P C V i t t j -i Dealer in|AU Kiai’Acg} Caskets, Cof. fins and Marble work. Also hive in stock the Indostiuetible Casket-much cheap¬ er and lighter than the Metalic casket. ’ We have on exhibition the largest line of sample carpets, of all grades, ever brougei to this market, tram Finest, to commonest, at prices trom $1.75 to 25 cts, per yard. Have an EXHIBITOR, 80 that 70U can readily see just how a carpet will look on the floor before you buy. Fnrniture$ Coffins and Caskets, sold at BoitomfpriceS' and dont you forget it. J^fBariDeui SWtoe^UDder Trevitt Hall, Dalton Ga. New York Store. . Grand Spring and Summer Opening! New Goods, latest Styles, Millinery and Fancy Crooda! Notions and Trimmings! Ladise of Murray nsnafy toft and examine oar nicely se’acted Goods Bats, Bonnets, &v, DaftOU- 1%. 4-18-ly Harris & D aw is, WoODLAWB, ----- 00:00 Gxobqia. DKALRRS^rtr General Merchandise and Country Produce. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Hillinery Goods, LATEST NOVELTIES IN FASHION f IJwl Marrived it the Mllluery Store ef J. A J. B. GRAVES, No. 85, Hamilton Street, Dalton, Georgia. A new »<id sis^.tu t» stortmon t o f Mllinery end Straw 9oo<ia,eonii*tlng of Straw Bonto.; sad L-d'et’ord Children’s Hot* [trimmed end u»tr>«iu«d} Boob end Srwh BleWiit, Vilvoi Ribbors, Bosk Ties, Bonnot Silk*, Sntinr, me • nnd Bow Yore, and will bo sold nt very low prices tot ensb. Mffii •♦"■en 1889 . 1889 . ■; T. J. O V B E Y, Spring Place, Gjoihua Clothing! Clothing! ®oilil%?! % V I have ou hand, and will keep the bad Hue of Gen made clothing, ou the market LgTAlso a full stock;of Dry-gocds, Hat% Cap^ Shoes, Hard¬ ware, Groceries Ac., and wiH J prices, tor cash. W. J. SB V ^ DEALER IN }> Groceries, Provisions, Confectionery, Ci¬ gars, Hats, Bto. r -m . s -v-’ m ••St SPRING PLACE, GEORGIA - V - Lard, . The best East Tennessee Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee New Orleans Syrup, :>nok*s Factory Thread and a select stock of Summer Hats of the latest styles, all of wbrnh wil] bn nold at Rock bottom prices for cash ot barter. TP* rwtr * E. E. Br|w%, f b ? ■ / Vv< r^'” MYOPIA, HYPERMETROPIA, PRESBYOPIA, A8TIGMTI8M, or aay detect in virion that ctm be remedied by refractive power. curaiely and akillfall conected by G H Brandon the Ootic^o at B M Brown’s, Jeweller, Dalton Ga. No charge lor testing the Eye*
